Sentence examples for problem with understanding from inspiring English sources
THE problem with understanding human uniqueness is precisely that it is unique.
Gould (1987) described the problem with understanding deep time in his book Time's Arrow, Time's Cycle.
And that may in fact be his problem with understanding the serious health and environmental dangers of GMOs in general, if he is simply, as he says, repeating what others Monsanto, Syngenta, DuPont have told him over and over again.
The problem with understanding the extremist group as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria rather than al-Sham is that Syria can be taken to mean any number of things, definitions that can be either intensely specific or purposefully vague.
Notwithstanding this, my biggest problem with understanding the authors' conclusions is as follows: as far as I could follow the model displayed in Figure 9, the authors propose that VASP phosphorylation in adhesions anchoring vsf inhibits what they call "vectorial actin polymerization".
Some patients also may have a problem with understanding the concept of randomisation (Jenkins et al, 2002) and may struggle to accept clinical equipoise, for example, in the case of a placebo or no-treatment arm trial (Robinson et al, 2005).
In SLI, children have noticeable problems with understanding and/or producing language, for no obvious reason.
The report notes continuing problems with understanding the processes of radicalisation, but says, despite a concentration on the internet, social networks in conflict zones and western cities play a key role.
Indeed, the issue selected third most often (by 44%) is problems with understanding or explaining how the system worked due to cross-language links.
The problems with understanding what such an adverbial modifier seem no greater here than for any other case assuming, as a proponent of sense-data must, that the sense-datum description is itself intelligible.
We should, therefore, ask ourselves in how far the problems with understanding the evolutionary process are caused by a lack of attention to the "history of life" in teaching.
